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Explore easy, effective ways to introduce students to generative AI tools, including how to address capabilities, limitations, and ethical considerations from day one.

• Strategies for Holding Students Accountable
• Successful Small Group Work for the Hybrid Environment
• Engaging Students Meaningfully in Discussions
• Engage Students in Collaborative Work Across Environments
• Getting Students to Tune in & Stay Attentive: Quick Check-ins
• Considerations for Students Working In Groups Across Environments (Remote & Face-to-Face)

• Decrease Grading Time:  Using Rubrics to Communicate Expectations
•   Helping Student to Become Critical Thinkers:  Problem-Solving with Metacognition Prompts
• Group Work that Works:  Jigsaw Technique

• Virtual Office Hours for All Environments
•    Connecting with Students:  Generations & Learning
•    Building a Sense of Belonging:  Community Agreements
• Decrease Sense of Isolation with Increased Instructor Presence
•   Navigating Difficult Conversations

• Group Quizzes
• Exam Wrappers & Post Exam Analysis
• Admission & Exit Tickets
• Retrieval Practice
• Readiness Assessments
• Pre-Class Reading Prompts

• Introducing Your Students to GAI
• Helping Students Prompt GAI Effectively
• Help Your Students Know Your AI Policy
• Using AI to Support Student Learning
• AI Learning Objectives To Consider Adding
• Playful Ways to Incorporate AI Into Your Class
• Promoting Student Critical Thinking After AI Use
• Helping Students Reflect While Using AI (AI Use Checklist)
• AI to Support Student Groupwork

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• Think-Pair-Share
• Polling/Student Response Systems
• Peer Instruction
• It’s in the Syllabus: Strategies to Engage Students in the Syllabus
• Are Students Watching my Videos?  Ways to Increase Student Engagement with Videos

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